MORE LEAVE HOME PHOTOS

My work in "LEAVE HOME" being set-up. Picture from my phone.

Here's a better-lit image of the skyline drawing.

I included this so you can get a better idea of how big the silhouette paintings are. I think about 2' x 5'.

And last but not least, I think my favorite part. Some multimedia pieces I did of New York scenery and owls. They were set up in a little black room in between the main room and the back/bar area. The image is a little washed out because the light was shining directly on the pieces. I may try to shoot these again for my "professional" site... GASP! Summer project.

These photos are courtesy of Lauren Measure!

LEAVE HOME PHOTOS

Skyline

Silhouette

Paige & one of my owl prints in the background

Coffee cup cloud installation

Here are some photos of my work, taken by my good friend Orlando Perez at the LEAVE HOME show. Click to make 'em bigger.

More from In The Forest

photo by Dave Caputo

This is a detail of the installation part of the project -- the trees are large xerox transfers worked into with acrylic paint, ink, and pencil. The owls & girls are silkscreen cut-outs on vellum & mylar.

2006

These are some photos I found of an installation I did for my Printmaking Visiting Artist class in the spring of 2006.

Multimedia Installation

This is a detail of the printmaking & drawing/painting installation from In the Forest. (Click on the image to see it bigger!)

IN THE FOREST

This is a silkscreen collage I did for my senior thesis, In the Forest. (Click on the images to see them bigger!)

Photos by Dave Caputo

IN THE FOREST

These images and the owl silkscreen in the post below this are all images from my senior project, called "In the Forest."



These are collages made on dead Polaroid film.


These are two of my old roommates, Aimee and Jayme, hanging out in my installation. They kept me company. Jayme saved me from seclusion on day two of installation, and helped me install the whole project.

this is a few little parts of a xerox of a drawing that eventually became a silkscreen, for the same installation. (it's also a mouthful).

both of these pieces are going to be part of a drawing + printmaking installation i'm doing for my "printmaking visiting artist" class. the first one is a silkscreen i did of cynthia, 2-color, before it became patches and the face of her latest demo CD. the second is a pencil drawing of megan.

lose these new york blues

this was my first big project of the year: girls + horses